Fishing Tic Tac Toe

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Fishing Tic Tac Toe

Go fishing in the house with a fun tic-tac-toe game from The New Image Group that the kids will enjoy. Crafts with felt are a good activity for rainy days.

Fishing Tic Tac Toe

Materials:

  • Scissors
  • Strips of Hook and Loop Fastener with Adhesive Back
  • 2 9 x 12 Soft Felt Sheets (2 Different Colors)
  • 1 12 x 18 EZ Felt Sheet
  • 4 9 x 12 Stick-It Felt Sheets (4 Different Colors)
  • Fish Bowl Tic/Tac/Toe Template

Steps:

  1. Using the Fish Bowl Tic/Tac/Toe Template, cut out the fish bowl shape from the 12 x 18 Sheet of EZ Felt.
    TIP: We folded our 12 x 18 Sheet in half to cut the shape out.

    Step 1
     
  2. Using the Stick-It Felt Sheets, cut out the Stone Shapes for the bottom of your fishbowl. We created a layer about 2 1/4" high.
     
  3. Remove adhesive-backing of Stick-It shape cut outs and place accordingly along bottom of fish bowl.
     
  4. Cut out 5 fish shapes of each color of Soft Felt. Download Fish Bowl Tic/Tac/Toe Template here.
     
  5. Cut out 5 "X"s and 5 "O"s on Stick-It Felt Sheets.
     
  6. Place "X"s on one color of fish.
     
  7. Place "O"s on other color of fish.
     
  8. Using the remnants of 2 Stick-It Felt Sheets, cut out the grids for your tic/tac/toe board.
    Horizontal: 8 1/4" Long x 1/4" Wide
    Vertical: 9 1/2" Long x 1/4" Wide
    TIP: Don't feel like measuring? The grid lines are also included in the template.
     
  9. Remove adhesive-backing from strips and place your tic/tac/toe lines accordingly.

    Step 9

    TIP: To help determine the size of your grid, place your fish pieces on the board and place grid in between them.

    Tip
     
  10. Cut 10 1/2" strips of Hook and Loop fastener. 11) Place half of strip on game board and the other half on fish pieces. Don't forget to create an extra spot on the side for the fish piece not it use.

     

 

 

 

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I love how the red, violet and green colors go well together. It's pretty amazing how this would look in a classroom or in a child's bedroom.

This is a REALLY cute project! I have always loved working with felt.

I did this craft at VBS & it went over HUGE. I did not use x's & o's. I adapted it to the Bible story of the fishes & loves & made the fish & bread slices of bread for the children to understand. As a time constraint was on us we had farmed out the cutting throughout the church so the children just had to glue the lines & the gravel on the bottom of the fish bowl. After they were done they loved playing & even challenging the adults. I would recommend this craft. It was HUGE with the kids. WINNER HERE.

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